As I mentioned weeks ago, the creditor's committee is represented by one set of attorneys; these would be attorneys that are primarily engaged in such work, i.e. bankruptcy work. The creditors are also likely represented by an outside financial consultant ; one who will examine all the financial records presented by the debtor, and all plans of reorganization presented by the debtor. Such financial examinations have one purpose: to insure that the plan of reorganization, and all other options (such as conversion to CH 7 / liquidation), are weighed fairly to insure that stakeholders are being fairly treated. There is no where to hide in a CH11 filing --- all the cards are on the table. I am sure, with the help of these professionals, that we have not only the ability to see through all the 'garbage' that DL can throw up, but the power, as a creditors committee, to squeeze out everything that is necessary to put us and all non-insider creditors, i.e. non-Leckrone parties, in the best position possible to recoup their debts, and maximize value for non-insider stakeholders. And, for PTSC, the residual benefits could be large, depending on the outcome of control/ownership of the MMP. This is our best, and probably only chance, to finally get out from underneath the damaging effects of an MMP controlled by this shyster. We damn well better succeed.